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Convention of Native-born Americans at


Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 21st.--The Patriotic Sons
OF America began three days Convention
here to-day. The Society is patriotic.
social, traternal, and limited to native-born
Americans. According othe statement of
the Secretary the membership has increased
during the past two years from 40. 900 to
10000. Most of the delegates have come
instructed to have planks inserted in the
platform against unlimited immigration,
ton for suffrage.
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W. w. GI.iSSina.
Il EALER M
CHOICE FAMILY & &FANCYGRoCERIEs
S15 J STREET BET. EIGHTH AND NINTH.
"~ArH
L. P, GILMAN & CO..

IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN HARD.
l. ware, Iron, Steel. Coal and Carriage Hard
ware, Powder, Shot, Fuse. Horseshoes and Nails
House Furnishing, Blaeksmiths' and Mining
Supplies, Anvils, Bellows, Vises Axles. Springs
ETC., etc.
512 j street, between Fifth and Sixth,
SACR A MENTO In
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Postal Treaty Win Mexico.

WASHINGTON, June 2ist.-The text of the
Postal Convention between theUnited States
and Mexico, recently ratified by the Next
can government. and to-day approved by
PRESIDENT Cleveland, makes complete
new departure in our postal relations
with Mexico, changing, improving. and
vastly improving the facilities and scope of
the service. 1t provides that articles of
every kind admitted to the mails in one
country shall be admitted to the mails in
each and exchanged, subject to the regula-
tions OF the country of destination. To
protect the custom revenues, everything
except letters are to be subject to examina-
tiOp
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BLACK WOLF

Or Black Leprosy. is a disease which is con-
sidered ineurable, but il mas yielded 70 the cura-
tive properties OF SWJFT's SPECIFIc-now known
all over the world 5. S. S. Mrs. Bailey, of
West Sornerville, Mass, near Boston. was at
tackled several years sgo with this hidcous olack
eruption, and IVES treated by the best medical
talent who could only say that the disease was
q species OF
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PATRIOTIC SONS.

missioner Hooper, where they gave bond:
ior their future appearance
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HOME AND ABROAD.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN
MARYLAND.
Riot in Cork-Arrest of Supposed
Train Robbers Ali Wins
-Colorow Captured.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TEE nsoonD-uslos !
ALMOST A RIOT.
Boston Irishmen Incensed at the Faneuil
Hall Celebration. ga

Boston Irishmen Incensed at the Faneuil
Hall Celebration.
BosToN, June 21st.-Mayor O,Brien re-
piled to he committee which waited on
him to-day and requested him to veto the
permit granted to British subjects to cele-
brate the Queens jubilee in Faneuil Hall
tonight, that he had no power in the
premises, so the celebration was held.
Probably no meeting ever held in Boston
created such intense excitement So bitter
were Irishmen that violence was feared.
Before seven o'clock groups of men
and boys began to gather around the
nail, and their numbers We're rapidly aug
mented until the square was nearly filled
with people In very few minutes de-
tail of police arrived. Then another came.
and still another, with Deputy Superin-
tendent Burrill in command, until over 100
oiheers were on the ground, and orders
were given to keep the walks and space in
front OF the entrace to the hall clear. II
was only by the exertions of the police that
violence was prevented.
THE cLAN-NA-GAEL scELEBRATEs.
New YORK, June 2lst-A Jubilee " cele-
bratlon under the auspices of the Clan
Na-Gael was held at Cooper Union to-
night. The reading desk was covered with
black velvet, and the Stage was draped in
mourning. Statistics showing the deaths
OF irishmen in exile. in dungeons, OH the
scatfold and of famine, and other victims
during Queen Victoria's reign, were promi-
nently displayed, and on the black bor-
bered badges of the ushers were the words:
Fifty years of misery for Ireland The
attendance was large.
RESOLUTIONS Were passed protesting against
the desecration of American soil by i1bilee
demonstrations, and declaring that during
the fifty years of her reign, millions of the
Irish race were destroyed by artificial fam
inc, driven out of their own land, or driven
10 death on the scaffold, or in dungeons, for
their love of liberty. We desire to recall
their fate, commemorate their fidelity. and
declare again our detestation of that rule
under which they suffered.
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PACIFIC COAST.
OREGON OFFICERS IN PURSUIT
OF PETE OLSEN.
Fatal Accident at Oakland-AnotIser
Infant Swallows Coal OiI-West
Point Cadetship.
SCARED AND SCANNED.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uE1oN.
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DR.. 7. P. CALLUNDAN,

| Lug
San Francisco, May 81, 1887
Rsr DR.. Cailundan is one of San FIanoisco's
well known and reputable physicians, and
whose testimony is especially valuable, from
the fact that it is not theory, but personal expe
rianpa
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EBNER BROS.

EBNER BROS.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERsI IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
1l6 and lis K st., bet. Front and Second, slc'to
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
POMMERY AND GRENO CHAMPAGNE.
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take pleasure in certifying to the medicinal
properties OF the 1Etna Mineral Waters. 1t is
not from mere cursory investigation but after
years constant use of the lEtna that / am
convinced of its splendid remedial qualities
As d general regulator of the system it cannot
be too highly praised. From my own personal
experience believe it viii prove blessing to
those who use it.
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Youth, Health Vigor. AT first signs of goins,
back, begin use of WELLS HEALTH REVIEWER
For weak men, delicate women. Renews ell
ergy. Cures Dyspepsia, Mental or Nervous
Weakness, Nervous and General Debility
Fever and Ague. Nice 10 take true merit, I'M
equaled for TORPID LIVER and NIGHT
SWEATS, Leanness, Nervous Prostration,
heavy labored or restless sleep. exhausted,
tired, languid. faint, .'ALL GONE - feeling.
distress in the back or head Wind on bowels
or stomach. 81, 6 for SIS. Druggists or Ex.
press. f. S. WELLS, Jersey City, N j., U. S. A.
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Tnr sw1rr spEc1r1c a.. praweca. Atlanta. Ga.
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SEEMS TO BE AN Assured FACT.

Capt. H. N. Ramseur, connected Off
cially as engineer with the projected line
of railroad through Transylvania and
Haywood counties, with an ultimate
western connection with Knoxville, in
forms us that the perfection of the com
munication seems to have been EecuIed.
In South Carolina the charter for the
Atlantic, Greenville & Western road had
some time ago been granted. In Tennes-
see the Carolina, Western & Western
road had also been chartered. These
two charters bring the proposed road up
to the south and west boundaries of
North Carolina. In the intermediate
line, no special legislative sanction has
been obtained but organization has
been perfected under the general law;
and the company created in this State is
known as the Pennsylvania & Haywood
Railroad.
Between all these roads Il consolida.
ton of Interest has been made, and a
contract has been made with the Geor-
gia Construction Company to undertake
the work of building the road, and that
company guarantees to have the whole
road completed some time in 1890.
In general terms the course ofthe road
will be across the Blue Ridge at some
point not far remote from Brevard
thence through that town to an accessi
bic crossing of the divide between the
Fre1I.h Broad and Pigeon river, thence
down tnat stream With its course UfITOU gh
the Smoky mountains into the State OF
Tennessee, and thence to Knoxville.
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lFor the Asheyille CIq1zEE.
OUR NORFOLK LETTER
NoRFoLK, VI. IllIy 81 lSs7


The heat as the telegraph las inform.
ed you. has been intense for about ten
days. the mercury reaching 1os in the
shade. To-day is also very hot, dusty
and sultry, and we have had no rain yet.
every day we think2twill come. As 1
write the clouds leok threatening and
rain is surely expected in a few hours.
Seven deaths have occurred here from
the heat
A new bank began operations here this
week-The Union SaVings-on Church
street, a new location for banks, but no
doubt good one. This gives Norfolk
ten banks-it seems too many.
There is to be a grand excursion from
here to Raleigh on the 25th inst, fare for
round trip only $3.50. Leave here in
the morning, return next dav. A good
chance this, for our People to visit the
beautiful Capital Of Nnrtb Carolina.
With the $1,000 jllst En- lfYkthe En-
peror Of aes faptsl IS ~ the
life say 10 she'd III asSsni,ting
st8Ff3V4ng savers lssfs. sS: l;ffe. ~ sassa
from various sources aHer sS0ess
The long looked for raip b ESt iast
aiI iNoo anu 70 AoH 4dlt4uStcoi1iOuSiy-
A young white man named Mydgett,
of HYDE county, N. c., has been arrested
and placed in Jail for swindling people
here by false representations. This is
the second time. He claims to be of a
good family.
General " D. Groner and family left
here last night for Asheville and other
points in Western North Carolina.
Gen. Groner is distinguished and pro-
minent man and is the agent here, for
t! Boston steamship line and the L. 7.
Va. & Ga r. r. 10. w.
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GUILTY.

GUILTY.
The trial of James Thomas akGhe
present term of Henderson Superior
court for the murder of James R.
Barnett in the vicinity of the Boil
ston mines on the Sd of October,
1886. was concluded on Friday
night. The trial was begun On
Thursday morning, the selection of
the jury and the examination of
the witnesses occupying the whole
of that day. Friday was occupied
with the arguments Of counsel. So
letter Bowers and David Stradley,
Esq, represented the State. Ex-
Judge J. C, L. Gudger and A. E.
Posey, Esq, appeared for the pris-
oner.
We learn that on Friday evening
the jury returned a verdict of MUIR
der in the fret degree, as charged in
the bill of indictment.
We have not heard of the farther
action in the case.
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TIM RATE OF Cry Tax ALTON.

THE RATE OF Cry TAX ALTON.
At meeting of the Board of Al
dermen on Friday evening, the fol-
lowing rate of taxation was adopt
ed:
On real and personal property so
cents OH each one hundred dollars
worth.
The graded school will have to
be added if the vote of the people
shall authorize its established.
Tae street and poll tax combined
will be So.
The election OF an Alderman to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Mr.. Powell was post
poned owing to the absence Of Mr.
Scott.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-07-24
TELEGR4PHIC BRIEFS.

Yesterday was another dull d y in
the New York Stock Exchange.
Five new ea4es of yellow fever at Key
West yesterday and one death, infant son
of P. B. Pendleton. He was sick only six
hourr, and is only child who has with
this disease.
Henry Virgins, colored, was hs ssd
at Palatka; Fla.. yesterday for the faur-
der Of Vim. Porter, . young ~hitee-flaHs
il 1aRn, 1886. -,
Dan Talmage, Sons & Co, gtew ;e1ae
leans, TELEGRAPH arrival frs shIpnpent of
rice of new crop. II promises to be un-
usually good If no hard winds occur
the crop this season will be As large and
better than that of last year.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-07-24

Professor (to students:) Pray, go
on smoking; it doesn't annoy, me
in the least. On the contrary, 1 like
to see others enjoy it. 1t is the
same with hay; don't eat any N.Y.
self, but I am delighted to watch
others enjoying it"
THE NEGRO TREATMENT IN
OHIo.-Steu0envilc, Ohio, July 49,
One of the most diabolical outrages
ever committed in this vicinity oc-
CURED AZ Mingo, just south of this
city, last night, it being the partial
destruction Uy u y ruitU-Uft tiTU bui4d-
ing in which a large ball was in
progress. The ball was under the
auspices of the color ed people OF the
place, and was very largely attend>
cd. About 10 o'clock number OF
white men made a raid upon the
building, intent upon capturing a
quantity of beer at the hall. The
attack was frustrated, and the whites
retired only to reapPear in about
an hour with u number of dynamite
cartridges. These were exploded
beneath the windows of the bui:d-
ing, shattering the structure in
many places. The lights were ex-
tinguished and in the panic which
ensued number of people werc
many narrow escapes. aud i a Won
der that several lives were not lost
In the confusion the beer was Stol-
Ell. The perpetrators have not
been arrested.
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AMONG HIS OLD FRIENDS.

We were pleased to meet yesterday
Mr.. Il. NJ, Wilson, formerly of Buncombe
but since the war resident of Texas.
Mr.. Wilson was lieutenant in the
Rough and Ready Guards-CaptainZ Zeb
Vance's company-during the war, and
this is the first time he has been with
any of his old comrades since the sur
render. When he met his last Captain
7. NJ. Gudger-he asked rather piteously
for ian old suit of Clothes" Mr.. Will
son, being a prominent banker of his
State, could possibly have spent the sum-
mer here without an addition to his
wardrobe; but the embarrassment of
Captain Gudger at having possibly to
part with the only clothes he had be.
came very painful even to Mr.. Wilson.
His many friendsWere certainly pleased
to see him again, while he was as much
pleased to be back among his old friends
and comrades.
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Some rain fell in the vicinity
yesterday, but only a shadow of a
shower here.

| Some rain fell in the vicinity
yesterday, but only a shadow of a
shower here.
Hon. J. w. Cooper of Cherokee
reached the city last evening, en-
route home. -
A sp' endid house and lot on
Bridge street for sale at auction to-
morrow. See notice elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Nelson OF
Nashville, are visiting in this city,
the guests of J. r. Patterson, Esq.
Mr. Nelson is brother of hev. Df.
w. A. Nelson.
Our old friend Mr.. J. C. Thomp-
son of Fayetteville is here. We would
be glad to see more of his townsmen
here, consulting both convenience
and pleasures.
Miss Mary EIla Brown, apglli ter
of our townsman Mr.. J. Brown,
has returned from q isit to Balti-
more to her brother Rey. r. S.
Brown, and is accompanied by
Mrs. Brown.
Our Readers will not forget
the sales of the Merrimon lots on
Merrimon Avenue, and other prop-
critics by Matt Atkinson & Son, on
Monday at II o'clock, on the
grounds. A house and lot on Bridge
street.
Phe Fayetteville Observer says, We
hear of several who are talking of
going to Asheville and other pla-
ces, but our people as general
thing have found it most conven-
lent, if not most agreeable, to stay
at home this summer.
Mr.. C. D. Keller, the celebrated.
timer, who won the gold coffee pot
medal, while in the employ of
Messrs. Butt Depue & Co., Knox-
vile, Tenn, has accepted the posi-
ton as foreman in the manufactur-
ing department of Messrs. w. C.
Keller & Co., No. IL. Patton Ave
nue., Asheville, N. c., and will make
this city his home.-W " C. Bop-
tiSt.
Mr.. N. B. Broughton of the Raj
eigh Biblical Recorder who has been
in attendance upon the late session
of the N. C. Press Association, will
remain in Asheville for week or
more. Himself and wife are stop
ping at the College Park Hotel. The
Rev. Mr.. Gould and wife, of the
lions Landmark, are also stopping in
town for few days at Mr.. Neill'S
on Grove street. We wish the gen.
tlemen pleasant so-journ in our
midst.
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For extra bargains 90 to MeMullen'r,

For extra bargains 90 TO MeMullen's,
and take the cash. div
A few more boardrrs can be accom-
nodated at the corner nf Frilich BlUad
and Patton Avenue Apply to A ID.
Stockton, No. 6 Co1rt SQUARE. div
The fines breakfast and supper to be
found on any table served promptly, at
Turner's, for 80 cents each meal. If
The celebrated Farmer 8ifl Cook 1'td,e
Stonewali Range, Iron clad Range. aI,t
Keller 81 Co.'A, ~ Patton Avenue. If
Scenery of Asherille a.d Western y
C.. at Lindst' = Studio, Ma ns', ni,ls'ri't
lpostnflice. #
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JUST RKoErvED

JUST RROETVKD
At the City China Emporium, a beau
tiful line of low priced Dinner Sets, new
designs in French and German China,
large assortment of bisque figures. latest
patterns in Vienna Tea Sets, all yarie.
ties in library, stand and student Lamps
and the largest aud most complete assort'
ment of Crockery in the State. all direct
before offered in this country.
Call at the "City China Emporium" fol
standard goods and lowest prices
w. C. KELLER & Co,
IL Patton Ayenne.
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THE INTENSE HEAT

THE INTENSE HEAT
Prevails everywhere, and even within
the heart of the mountains people seem
to suffer from the feryid heat. However
there is a way to relieve this suffering.
which a great many sensible people
have found out. The heat is allayed and
tie thirst quenched by the new drink.
"Pick-me np." free libations of limeade,
pure ice cream soda-anv of these refresh
the fatigued and overl eated They
may be had in their native purity at
PELHAM's PHARMACY,
48 South Main ST.
~ Glenn Springs, Tate Springs, and
Saratoga waters for sale by the gallon.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-07-24
SUCH MAIL FACILITIES.

There is a contract for a daily
mail between hare and Burnsville.
There is literal nonfulfilment, of the
contract, in,effect it amounts t.; ave-
toation, the mail leaving here about
l p. m. going half way, stopping over
night, and completing the trip the
next day. Mails that reach here by
the eastern at 6 p. m. goes no farther
than about eighteen miles, and
reaches Burnsviile on the third day
at midday. We are aware of this.
The miserable rates at which cons
tracts are universally taken COM
pei contractors to economic to
save themselves. But it is the pub
lie not the contractor the, govern
ment undertakes to serve. We ask
Hon. Thomas D. Johnston s atten>
ton to this matter. He has never
failed when his service was wanted.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt & 60. Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists of Rome, Ca, says: We
have Eeen selling DIR. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and BuckIen's
Arnica Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies th-t sell as well. or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city, Several
cases of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use of a few
BOTTLES of DIR. Kings New Discovery,
taEen in connection with Electric Ritters,
We guarantee them always. Sold by
Fl. ii. yonS
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r,..,.E sos4Eur

A.. A.. s.. Rite YasoaN J Wakefield Cort.
.HId, I'D dey., pepU'G ~ the inspector General
;ur Snrth Carsiiu2
a, T.. - .-,. =. ~. i. rnr,er Eminent
,,nr So .- .,r i.i q 5ne. secretary Meets iirst
set. ..,.,.y :n. ~ ~ fa!'i ,n'''ith
..-.,.'. .'..-'.'.s, =. +. II 9. FAsg ,tigh
tr;.- -'- ,s'.'r-Si.'sg. Secretary. Meets
l ...... ~ ,.:li.ay niEi,t in gycl Ia"nth.
.. -, lrS 4 r. 4. NJ
: y. ,c s.;':, Master. Blanton
--',H.-.c e, irsl frri'7 3'pii' - t'l''ii
,G'"nrr.f :sDt3,, a. Of H.. No. $50 = e
~, Jr:t. .anc jordan Stone, secretary.
de- f'', ';' anh '!l.i~l Monday nights in each
as. =
- ~ ~ :f,s: jordan stone, Secretary. Meets
= ,- = at - jac knights of Honor on the second
Il t.rt.tii Mandag nights in each month.
1aleeis E9tE 4. T. & A; NJ, U. D.-J Wake
eI Cortland, ". NJ !. A. COnant, Sec. Meets
:: : as ME Han third THURSDAY night in each
nonth at s o'clnck, aud lst and 4th Thursday
night for instruction.
The AsIleuiie Public Library over Mr.. KEEP
,er'F Store, opposite Eagle Hotel, and next
i1or 60 T:Ie Bank of Asheyllle. is open to yis-
:1rA from 10 u. ~, TO p. m. and from 4iSO to
: 80 IN.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-07-24

NEW BOOKS.
To Call Her Mine, Besant; Next of
Kin, Edwards, Robur the Conqueror,
Jules Verne; Lie for Life, Dyke Dar-
rell; Jim Cummings, 5000 Reward, Pink
erton; Forced Apart. Redwing; Caught in
Corner, Waters; The Gs thamites, Val
entine; The Great Hesper, Barre:; Ira
gedy of r dmont, NJ. E Holmes; This
Man's Wife, G. NJ. Fem; Mrs. Gregory,
Agnes Nav; Daughter of the People
Craik; and many others by popular au.
thors; also latest magazlnes and daily
stationery of every description. at Car.
sons Stationery and NcAs Stdre, North
Main street.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-07-24

CHEAP GLAss-SEE PRICES.
Ice Cream or Berry Saucers, As and so
cents per dozen, Clover Leaf (very
pretty 75c. per doz., Dishes to match IL,
20 and 25c., Clover Leaf 45, a real Flint,
Plain Globe 72c. per doz., Large Water
Sets 6 pieces$ 81 .00, Heavy Tea Sets pieces
Soc, and lots OF other things These are
reliable goods. Only eight more of those
fine Decorated Chamber Sets at 1915.
Special bargains in Cutlery this week al
Laws,
50 8. Main st.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
VISIBLE COTTON SUPPLY.
The st. Thomas Disaster
The Conductor Gensured
for Negligence.
THE NAVAL DRILL AT
SPITHEAD.
THE MOST SPLENDID PA
GEANT OF THE KIND WIT
MESSED DURING THIS
CENTURY
Visible supply 0fleot.. -. J.
By telegraph to the AS neville Citizea

New York, July 23.-Tetal visi-
bic supply Of cotton for the world
/, $50 ,365, of WHICH 5,065 is Amer.
can against l ,515 ,S99 and 1.066,899
respectfully last year. The receipts
of all the interior towns is 1855; re-
ceipts OF plantation blank; crop in
sight 6,344, ,25S.
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The st. Thomas DiSaSter-The Con.
ductor Guilty of Negligence.

Sr. THOMAS, ONT, July 23.-The
evidence given last night at the in
quest into the railway disaster went
to show that it was caused through
the failure of conductor Spettigue to
test the air brake before leaving
Port Stanley. He has been arrested.
The inquest has been adjourned till
Monday.
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temperature :
ARDEN PARK

ARDEN PARK.
Late arrivals at this popular place are
Messrs., G B James and Jonas Beales,
jamestown, N. y; Capt. C G Pinckney,
6 NJ Pinckney, Misses Pinckney. Miss
NJ W Middleton, Charleston, S. c.; Mrs.
Gilbert Tenant, Messrs. T B Young and
w R Heston, Asheville, Mrs. and Miss
Curry, Wilmington, N. c.; Mrs. NJ 7
Brown, Richmond, Va.
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srovEs, TIxwARe. RANGES,

Oar manufacturing department is now
complete. We have all the Attest i'm
proved machinery. woIk the hest grade
"f material. and duplicate any bills
bought North. East or West Ne make
roofing and gutteIing work speciality
and guarantee satisfaction. For prompt
attention. gOnd work, and lowest figures
call at w. G. Keller & Co.'s, II Patton
AYRnnp